[Admins] [Quick Start] Create a Multi-Assessment Analysis Report

A Multi-Assessment Analysis report compares student performance across two or more Wayground or external assessments (iReady, NWEA MAP, Renaissance Star, state tests, etc.) in one view.

This quick-start setup is designed for a districtwide view of current assessment patterns and corresponding school, class, subgroup, or student deepdives. All the default settings support that purpose; review them as you go.

For advanced student grouping methods, use the detailed guide: [Admins] [Detailed] Create a Multi-Assessment Analysis report

Step 1: Name your report and select the report type

• Go to Sessions → Custom Reports

• Click Create new report

• Enter a descriptive name

• Select “Multi-assessment analysis.”

Step 2 - Part 1: Review student grouping and school scope

• Grouping based on “Most recent assessment” places each student’s results under the school, class, and subgroup associated with that student’s latest selected assessment. (Depending on the assessments you choose in Step 3, this can support both current and historic analysis of standards mastery.) 

• The school filter is optional. “All schools” supports districtwide comparison for all relevant schools and classes for selected assessments.

• Select specific schools when that is the population you want reflected throughout the report. 

Note: If your district has configured subgroups, subgroup views and filters appear automatically in the completed report. No additional configuration needed.

Step 2 - Part 2: Choose a grade and subject

These selections narrow the assessment list, helping you find relevant assessments faster. Select the grade and subject for the report, then click Next.

Step 3: Select assessments

Select at least two assessments that are related enough to interpret together. Common selections include assessments from the same grade and subject across one instructional cycle, a Wayground and external assessment covering similar content, or a related common assessment series.

Each assessment retains its own performance bands so its results remain grounded in that assessment’s context. This matters because assessments can differ in difficulty, rigor, and purpose. You can review each assessment’s bands in the completed report.

You can use the search bar or filters to find assessments faster. Once all relevant assessments are selected, then click Save.